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About 60 per cent of smokers are "normalized metabolizers," while the rest are "slow metabolizers." "We've shown that it is possible to optimize quit rates for smokers, while minimizing side-effects, by selecting treatment based on whether people break down nicotine slowly or normally," said Rachel Tyndale, head of pharmacogenetics at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, who co-led the Canadian-U.S

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Those aged 45-64 years make up approximately 37.7% of all adult smokers

A small amount of dihydroactinidiolide can reduce smoking irritation, while ionone can increase the floral aroma of tobacco

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